County Attorney Seeks Re Nomination at June Primary
The County Attorney announces candidacy for re nomination in the June primary, subject to the will of Republican voters and party support.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1932
Page
8
The County Attorney announces candidacy for re nomination in the June primary, subject to the will of Republican voters and party support.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross and daughter Audrey visit the area and Wehr family in Haskins. They arrive from Springfield Illinois and Des Moines with Mrs Silas Ross accompanying them toward Sally to visit Lucille Ross. Miss Lillian Berry returns from St. Joseph Missouri for the weekend while Miss Josephine Hall visits lows City. John and Warry Soukup of Riverside were in town on business yesterday.
Harry Edwards is named night marshal succeeding Oscar Haney who has resigned. A tender subject for today mentions a remedy for corn and a plug for Luckies cigarettes. Weather forecast calls for fair skies and colder in the east tonight.
Dr. Bowers spoke at a men's meeting to discuss three aims Prosperity Peace and Power. He contrasted real prosperity with money wealth through Europe trip observations and warned that true power lies in character and homespun ideals. The event featured remarks by Everette Stewart and a surprise entry of Dr. Bowers. The address ended with calls for broadening prosperity and avoiding war amid world tensions.
J W Enslin is ill with flu. The notice states Brady has resumed duties as night clerk at the Clarinda hotel, reflecting routine personnel updates in the local business.
Washington Cardinals beat Cornell freshmen 51 to 28 in Chariton after building a early 15 5 lead and extending it each quarter. Ahrens and Fuhr led scoring for Washington while Stratton Thornburg and others contributed for Cornell. The state junior college tourney was moved from Independence to Chariton with games set for March 11 and 12.
Washington county teams topped yesterday and last night games in the regional tournament. Washington defeated foes to reach the finals while Sigourney awaits in the opposite bracket.
Mr and Mrs J M Speer celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at their son Charles A Speer’s home 15 West Jefferson Street. They were married March 7 1875 in Fairfield with Louise Oriez as bride. The couple lived in Fairfield until 1916 then moved to Washington. their only child C A Speer resides here.
Smiling Jimmy Dejute Jr. was brought home to his wealthy parents in Niles Ohio safe and unharmed. The motive for the kidnapping remains a mystery as his parents declined to comment. Oral Sweet travels to South Bend Indiana on a business trip. The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs planned a social at the hall Monday March 7 with Paul’s Little Six band from Columbus Junction to provide the music.
Police dismissed a child kidnapping report as a hoax after an address at 2816 South Avenue was found vacant. Henry Red Johnson, linked by rumor to the affair, was stated by Major Shoeffel to have no connection. Across cities, investigators chased letters and leads from Burlington to Chicago, with several suspects sought and searches ongoing.
Mrs Eric Wittmer correspondent reports Wayland events including Mrs Elmer Dennem and Mrs Ethel Propp visiting Melbourne and Mt Pleasant trips for papering services. N P Witmer building leased by Boregstrand for car repairs and March 1 gathering of Tri-T’s hosted by Mrs J R McKilahan with seven members and guest Mrs W K Rogers.
Henry B. Bailey declares his run for the Republican nomination for county attorney in the upcoming June primary. He seeks the party’s support to win the district office.
The page lists mover corrections for Elmer McClure at 1302 East Madison and notes on visitors Miss Martha Sidles Miss Boneta Larby and Miss Elinor Douglas traveling to Kenosha Wisconsin to visit Miss Sidles sister Mrs Roy Mills. It also mentions Detective Jack Glynn speaking at 5 PM Sunday March 6 via KFEQ Saint Joseph Missouri and other local social and family updates including illness, travel and a birthday dinner.
The Sunshine Community club will meet with Mrs. Melburn Underwood Wednesday afternoon. There will be election of officers and a good attendance is desired. Mall call will be on topics the members would like to have discussed.
Daily snippets include H I Ward Co bargains and curtain specials for Monday plus local visits by Mrs R P Taylor and Miss Althea Montgomery. Wedding of Madelon Givans and Harold Anderson at Davenport parsonage noted with accompanying Swift siblings.
Mrs Bert Pierce and children express thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness shown at the death of Bert Pierce their husband and father.
Miss Hazel Siberts, engaged in social service work at Waterloo, traveled here last evening to stay through Sunday. She reports poor driving conditions from Iowa City due to the storm. Howard Wiley and Wella Blanchard of Washington sought a marriage license at the courthouse today.
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